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Issue Summary I'm trying to certify a https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/ifs/ driver with HLK tests where the client is ARM64. Because Microsoft's documentation states that physical hardware must be used, I purchased a https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/configure/surface-laptop-13-inch/8mzbmmcjzqv3. All the tests pass fine, except the https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/test/hlk/testref/6bd51c1b-3dad-4a5e-b46d-98c2fe91d1aa test. Parameters used Parameter Name Value DQ DriverBinaryNames='myDriver.sys' Wpa2skAesSsid kistestssid Wpa2PskPassword password ResumeDelay 10 WDTFREMOTESYSTEM TestCycles 4 IOPeriod 1 DriverVerifierAdditionalDrivers MSDMFilt.sys FSMFApiTest TRUE LogDriverVerifierEventsAsFailure FALSE Key Observations - This test passes fine when certifying for x86_64. - For ARM64 Virtual Machine, test passes. - For ARM64 (Physical device), the test fails every time. - When targeting another driver (not my own) `WDFILTER.sys` the test fails with the same symptoms - When targeting Microsoft's sample driver [passThrough](https://github.com/microsoft/Windows-driver-samples/tree/main/filesys/miniFilter/passThrough) the test fails with the same symptoms - The tests will pass fine with the TestCycle parameter set to `3`. It always fails when set to the default `4` cycles. Errors/Warnings - HLK Studio typically states that the test failed due to an unexpected reboot - The client device's event viewer system logs show several instances of this log: Windows successfully diagnosed a low virtual memory condition. The following programs consumed the most virtual memory: TE.ProcessHost.exe (6136) consumed 63349456896 bytes, MsMpEng.exe (5332) consumed 301400064 bytes, and HLKAcmengine.exe (6944) consumed 116539392 bytes. - There are more logs regarding memory usage such as: `The Client License Service (ClipSVC) failed to start due to insufficient memory resources.` - Right before the test fails, an error appears on the client where the `TE.ProcessHost.exe` process says: breakpoint reached - The CMD prompt on the client right before the test fails will often show: `crash with exception code 0xC000027B occurred in module "TextInputHost.exe"` Question The above observations and errors/warnings seem to point to either the device or the test itself being the issue. I've factory reset the laptop already and also created a fresh .vhlk to use in Hyper-V but the outcome is the same. What is the root cause of the error? Is this a known problem? Can I workaround the problem? Is the problem the test or my device?1View0likes0CommentsGuidance needed on submitting motion sensor tests for certification of sensor hub as an IHV
My group is an IHV specializing in inertial motion sensor processing. We're working on an Windows 10 sensor hub driver for 2-in-1 laptop systems and would like to get certified. We've set up our HLK system, and have read the “Integrating Motion and Orientation Sensors With Windows 10” doc and the https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/test/hlk/testref/how-to-run-hck-motion-sensor-tests guide online. It looks like the test results are handled manually via the SensorInfo app. How would we bundle our results given the manual nature? And is true that for our purposes, we’d only need to run the 5 sensor-specific tests (ie. Accel, Gyro, Inclinometer, Compass, and Orientation)? Any help would be greatly appreciated.823Views0likes0Comments